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My layout just had another couple of delays the first delay is imy heart jump in to overdrive and caused my pacemaker go off. Now the doc don't want me working so no paycheack to buy more stuff for the layout i don't have a eighth of what for it. And my hose on my conpresser fo my airgun got damaged so now it needs replaced i can't win.
don't be discouraged, get out your scrap box and build a little something. Paint or weather something.
Haven't build any buildngs. so no scrape box working on my trees blanks can't paint till i get a new hose for conpresser
Time heals, the layout will still be there and you'll enjoy it even more when you get back to it. Just remember, you're lucky, as it's always better to look at an unfinished layout than to never be able to see it again (if you get my drift..)
I agree with Mud Pies comment. I had a terrible week at work and still have to survive this weekend. But at least i can say I'm still alive and well. Your layout will progress, it's not a race to finish before the next guy!
...But at least i can say I'm still alive and well. Your layout will progress, it's not a race to finish before the next guy!
Go back a couple of weeks and look at my post "when reality hits home", I know how you feel, we all go through discouraging phases, BUT when life's problems have been over come or controlled, you'll find a new resurgence of motivation and energy for your layout and it will progress and progress with that renewed interest.
It is easy to sit back and say that sort of stuff because I am not you and don't really know how you feel ... just don't throw in the towel.
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